The Life and Letters of Lewis Carroll Part 40

"EIGHT OR NINE WISE WORDS ABOUT LETTER-WRITING." 1890 By Lewis Carroll. Oxford: Emberlin and Son. (Now in its 5th edition.) [This pamphlet is sold with the "Wonderland" Postage-Stamp Case, published by Messrs. Emberlin and Son.]

"THE STRANGER CIRCULAR." (A leaflet sent by Mr. 1890 Dodgson to people who wrote to him about his "Lewis Carroll" books, addressing the envelope to Rev. C. L. Dodgson.) Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

CIRCULAR, asking friends to send addresses of 1890 stationers likely to sell the "Wonderland" Postage-Stamp Case.

Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

CIRCULAR SENT TO VARIOUS HOSPITALS, offering free 1890 copies of Lewis Carroll's books.

Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

LIST OF INSt.i.tUTIONS to which above was to be sent. 1890 Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

CIRCULAR, ADDRESSED TO THE GOVERNING BODY OF 1891 CHRIST CHURCH, Oxford, about the proposal to invite M.A.'s to dine at High Table.

"A POSTAL PROBLEM." June, 1891. 1891

DITTO, Supplement. 1891

A CIRCULAR ABOUT RESIGNATION OF CURATORs.h.i.+P. 1892 Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

A CIRCULAR ABOUT "UNPARLIAMENTARY" WORDS 1892 used by some compet.i.tors in the "Syzygies"

compet.i.tion in The Lady.

Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

"CURIOSISSIMA CURATORIA." By 'Rude Donatus.' 1892 (A Pamphlet sent to all resident members of Christ Church Common Room.) Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

"EIGHTH PAPER ON LOGIC." 1892 Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

[A revised version of one page was printed in same year.]

"NINTH PAPER ON LOGIC." 1892 Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

"NOTES TO LOGIC PAPERS EIGHT AND NINE." 1892 Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

"CURIOSA MATHEMATICA, Part III. PILLOW PROBLEMS," 1893 thought out during wakeful hours, by C. L.

Dodgson.

London, Macmillan: Printed in Oxford. Pp.

xvii + 109, 8vo. Cloth, 1st and 2nd editions.

(Reprinted in 1894, 1895.)

"SYZYGIES AND LANRICK." By Lewis Carroll. 1893 London: The Lady office. Pp. 26. 6d.

"SYLVIE AND BRUNO CONCLUDED." By Lewis Carroll. 1893 With forty-six ill.u.s.trations by Harry Furniss.

London: Macmillan. Pp. xxi + 423, cr. 8vo. Cloth, gilt edges. 7s.6d. (Now in its 3rd thousand.) [The picture on p. 409 was drawn by Miss Alice Havers.]

"A DISPUTED POINT IN LOGIC." 1894

"WHAT THE TORTOISE SAID TO ACHILLES." (Reprinted 1894 from Mind, December, 1894.) Pp. 4.

"A FASCINATING MENTAL RECREATION FOR THE YOUNG." (?)1895 (A circular about Symbolic Logic, signed "Lewis Carroll.")

"RESIDENT WOMEN-STUDENTS." 1896 (A circular, signed "Charles L Dodgson.") Oxford: Printed by Sheppard.

"SYMBOLIC LOGIC. Part I. Elementary." By Lewis 1896 Carroll.

London: Macmillan. Pp. x.x.xi + 192, cr.

8vo. Cloth. 2s. (Now in its 4th edition.)

"THREE SUNSETS AND OTHER POEMS." By Lewis Carroll. 1898 With twelve Fairy-Fancies by E. Gertrude Thomson.

London: Macmillan. Pp. 68, fcap. 4to. Cloth, gilt edges. 4s. [This book is a reprint, with additions, of the serious portions of "Phantasmagoria and Other Poems."]

"TO MY CHILD-FRIEND." (A poem, reprinted in "The No date Game of Logic.") Pp. 2

"THE ALPHABET-CIPHER." No date

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